*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1358050 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1358050
You can't just say that Safari has more market recognition so you will
use their trademark for your commercial product in the same product
class! That is exactly what trademarks are there to prevent and if the
intent is to cause confusing that is very problematic. You can certainly
use a globe or map, that is a common element going back to NCSA Mosaic
and is a hard thing to trademark anyway. I dunno about the north west
pointing compass, maybe a trademark lawyer would have an opinion on
that. I think I would just replace it with a photo of a cat, that
represents the modern internet pretty well.
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